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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1907
Page
29
A garbled OCR page shows a jumble of wanted ads and notices including jobs, obituaries, personal notices, and miscellaneous classifieds. Readable names, dates, and places are sparse, but hints of listings for employment, services, and public notices appear amid broken text and stray phrases.
A flood of help wanted ads seeks women for housework laundry, laundering, dressmaking and cleaning work at home. It lists positions for colored women, chambermaids, dressmakers, laundresses, and waitresses plus stenographers and typists for private offices and homes with box numbers for applications.
Auction and sale notices for a historic Brichsiore cafe and restaurant complex with attached lodging. Listings describe furniture and fixtures including a walnut extension table, various chests, carpets, and room rentals. Multiple rooms advertised for rent near Capitol and Thomas Circle with close proximity to libraries and city services.
Fragmented advertisement lists free night school options and a vast bird and pet collection. It mentions three male parrots and canaries, a storage and packing service, room rentals downtown, and a loan/mercantile offer, all in a cluttered wartime-era catalog voice.
Numerous furnished and unfurnished single rooms advertise in Northwest Washington locations. Features include heat, water, board options, private baths, and shared kitchens. Rates range from four to six dollars per week with varying terms for single or double occupancy.
Numerous listings describe large furnished rooms with heat, water, and private baths in NW and SE Washington neighborhoods. Preferences include single occupants or small families, with monthly rates from modest to higher, some with private entrances and parlor access. Locations referenced include Second Street NW, Pleasanton, and near Franklin, with varied terms and amenities.
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